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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03
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)LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
pANl.


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY Tr rs
DAY ani FRIDAY 100 b pm.. and ol NbAl
Steamers .earc New York for Richmond sic
NuO..k EVERY Il I~uAl. THU H~DAh.
anf >AIi tDA ) at B pm.
Passenger accommodations un-.r passed.
Cabin fre 90 New YORK. SIZE james river
route lucluIIul meals anil lDrflI n
Round fup ucaet, limited tu tulfl days
after lIrs nl issue. ........... il IN
~fODri-l. with subs. .tUuUD..--. n HU
Storage. without subsistence ....... I'D"
iann iaIc STA chesapeake and ONO riIl
Cabin arc STA Richmond anl Petersburg
I.illIIHII u" 49,
Tickets cam fe obtained at s. So. Gar0tf'-.
lTu Main street. Chesapeake ana OHIO aui
N.hmHnt nnt frtUr~hur- irpNt- ana Ht tuu.
pn} offices. l}l Main street, and wharf,
Rockets
Frasht- forwarded ana through bins of nl-
iu- ISSUED fUr points ItyNuI New lurs.
Freight received daily unti pfn.
Manifest CLOSED on sailing tAys one hour ne-
Tore departure.
Passengers csn leave New YDrk Thursday
and saturday at % p.m hy the Newport NoW-
Steamer uut arrive at tNDHmnut ts tAD tnt,.t
rcahc and Ohio train the next lal af nll pm.
DAlS.Il E~DAl WEDNE~DA S.Illl rs
DAYS. and s. SATURDAYS hF the Chesapeake
ana ohio railway lfA Newport NeN- lf 81 in.
lud iy Richmond Aui PETERSBURG railroad
same llyI at l0.i4 a.nl.. NiIl make connect .Nu
40 NORFOLK with steamer leaving Those
days.
SAILINGs THIS WEEK.
WIANOkE. Captain JENNY, FRIDAY.
August sth. At o'clock PISA.
ROANOKE. Captain COUcH. 81 NDAl. An-
gust tth. tt O'Clock t.m.
Old DOMINION. Captain llrLPnrH. I'll t>
DAY. August 9Th. 90 B u.cIuDA p.u.
GEORGE W. ALLEN = co.. Agents.
~. lUi Main street, aud
lf. fu o. Trmfnnt'- Wharf Rockets
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General Villas friends are
making stil hunt in the West for the
Vice-Presideniial nlminati0n.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Rntrred NJ the hichmOnd INaJ Fu-i0IHc'
a. second class matter.
re- All announcements ~ deaths and mar
,f,ves viii hereafter h. published in the iAs~
FREE 90 CHARGE. but al OH nary h"ti
,xbetber Ira Pros. or verse. will he charged for
~ thu rate 81 i've cents rcr line.
~ Tho TINS will d. mailed ~ your al
dress while out 81 the city al -. per mphlh.
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ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
CtHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
SCHEDULE N EFFECT JUNE l2rH.
ISL
RICHMOND:


$40 am For Newport News. OdP0int Com
fort and Norfolk. dai'yexoept Sun
day.
1910 am Through and Local Mail 10 al
points West. S'eeper from Clifton
Forge to Louisville and 10. Louis.
except Sunday.
400 rm For Sewpori's News. Old Point and
Norfolk. Except Sunday
400 pm Charlottesville accommodation.
Except Sunday.
go pm ForLoaisyilIe cincinnati Chicago.
st. Louis Memphis. and New Or
Jeans. Fast Express. Hith through
Pulimlns Daily. Only route rm1-
ming Puilmans West from Rich
$40 pm Limited for old Point daily except
Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
90 Newport News. Old Point. and
Norfolk 81 am.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
s.25 ara Charlottesville accommodation.
HOS ann From Norfolk. OLD Point. and
Newport News EXCEPT Sunday
$50 pm From Local points ami the west
daily except sunday.
G.3j pm From Norfolk. old Point and New
port News daily.
$40 ON From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express daily.
Sunday excursion train from cd
Point and Newport News arrives BOB
Richmond 80 635 pm.
Depot. Seventeenth snd Broad streets.
TiCkei-0fices 100 Main street and depot
II. vs.. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
WIS. r.. WICgHAa Second NioePres'd'nt
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AM
- POTOMAC.
ALI-RAlL FASI-FRElGHI
IlNEIO AND FROM BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND EAST EKN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IL EACH DIRECTION.
Couesp0ndusiy quick umeto other points
Through bills of laden ,slei so .aH rates.
CA. TAYLOR.
&C p General Freight Agent
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RAILROADS.
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILRoA D.-scbesiule
commencing MAY 18th. lS'-esestern stan-

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILRoA D.-scbesiule
commencing MAY 18th. lss-eastern stan
dard time.
- am leaves Byrd street station dai, stop
ONLY al Ashland Junction. hii"rh
and Frederic kshurg. sleeper ~
Washington. Leayes Washington ioi
New York al ll.ip am.
lln7 am. leaves Byni street station daily. er
cept SUNDAY. Leaves Washington Tor
New York az 40 pm. also ~ limited
at 81 pm. ParlOr car % " a,hinH
ton.
80 pm. caves Hyristreet station daily
Slccper - New YORK
iO-1t am. arrives AZ Byrd street station daily
sleeper from New York.
80 pm aI rise. az Byrd street station daily
sp'ir az fredericksburg. Milford. and
Junction. sleeper from Washington.
e.i5 pm. arrives At Byrd street station daily.
except sunday. Parl0r car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCErr SUNDAYS.
400 pm. accommodation. leaves Broal street
station: arrives 40 Ashland af urn
6Oi pm. leaves Elia, arrives ~ Ashland AZ
6A pm.
6.s5 am. arrives at Blba; leaves Ashland al
j@,f an.
80 am. accommodation. arrives at Broad
street station; leaves Ashland ~ ~
am.
$50 pm. arrives at Ella: leaves Ashland Al
j,i- pm.
C.ATAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
F.. T. ID. MYERS. General sup rnfcnicnt.
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500 MAIL daily lDrDrft ........
8..5 ASA. ACCOM- AIluN
sunday.
-rgam. NIGHT EXPIRE. ...
Monday
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATES ,.
Richmond and >c0ft-tl.0. -
7fI am arrives. rctuIuIUl. ....
htUr'H- train DNunDOf- af .
Iti.l I.r station. al-tol ll..
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PAGE McCARTY. EDITOR

Liberal commission To agents to solicit
bnbscrJslOns.
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PIRCElL liDD at0.
NMlTHS BLOOD AND LIyERHaa
- lLAION

Cure Tor al scnm.ou-. such fa
Ulcers, sores. lnhammlrIou-. ,H.Hr tI
-.polas, and au k.nl- of >sH Diseases I'
remedy is composed of Rnof- a.I lif'.
thc most delicate cam tahe DO without
For sale hy all druggists. pr... 3
I'M relief 90 thc afflicted. vs., H
next sixty day. d trial bottle lr t.....
Prompt attention fo Nho.c-l. 0UI.0-
Manufactured hy 4. A. -Niih.
-NG4l6 North Second ..ni
5-NI Is N..u 81
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RAILROADS


RICHMOND AND ALLRcp,-
IL RAILROAD IAN
scHBDCLR OF TRAINS 81. pg..
JULY ~. ~. tll
TWO DAILY TRAINS FffFfr .......
hiCHNOAn AsD LY.l.... Tea
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Leave Arrive
So Richmond. Petersburg
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RICHMOND:

DEPOT NeFeuterIID auI UTull .TT'FI'
100 Main street and depot.
II. vs.. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
WIS. g. WICEHAa. Second Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The wtne.se. the will and codicn OF Miss Catharne
Iorard Wolfe examined yesterday ny Probate CleIk
Clarless II. beckett and the will duy almtei TO pro
bae David Wolfe Bruce. DAVID Wolfe Bsnpp aud Louis l."
lombard quancl EXECUTOR ant letters Parliamentary
issued 10 them Aluon e. NJ and his three -oHs ACA
H.. Edv Arb and " illam Man were Tho Witnesses
carl Wagner entered beer saloon Of Herman SricE
e. Ne - IT, DrcemIcr is anu apprua hh1 zoo
near Ai gr hound which ,uaued behind the Ia"
was hy the animal IN the gut hand lie sued aoA
81 .ur after Trial m the tuy Court |e~er ay
l., fore Judge Hyatt aud Irv obtained v'rlc Tot 800
rfen.aut said he kept N" dog rr" 10 protect tle
muuey-rasrr duu that Wagner reached over TIE DAT anu
pa, c his hand too near IL
thcfJu-tce NcAtam n The cry Court Yesterday denied
application m i 100 behalf al LIN i.n,sei " H T,
Curtis H. Hathaway n tnt suit IN winch Pauline '"H'uA
cotu,r recovered Judgment 81 $50 o. for dress WA't
e. Ms. Tor Mrs GUlcauX Insisted that the eve
aU week instead 500 week she IA tr-tne ana
ht a. further examine her The case VIII pro-
coed before he referee to'iI;
An attachment property ~ Thomas J. Hurley
fruty treasurer 90 "a" Nuny MALI hskey COM ~ Wa
suit 81 h" columbia Bank on cam Tor - &5J anu .n
trrr.t notes udor- by tne defendant IL = arsd
Tat Hurley na- go r 70 Honduras leaving the notes "H
been prptes 81. ulpaih.
The Owners 10" Iopuor PcnOD.cpt began suit Tor
. yr.i,r v in Inc United Stass DISTRICT court against
cuir,l $50 Say on May - Tho steamer ran h'o re
Ne steamer dd NOT Ao~p Suh rni o9A
inc .c.ond suit 81 Jane, H. Lester Inst Genera g. I
Halter w..on JuIg- Nhrcers caeui4r yes"riay IN the
i''f.i II M. Crcu,t ourt one of the suits which Lee,
cr Butter. uptis'nInE hn Aa spy in fh' Helo
ION ., iic before Judge tpNr jury tcDru.r} and
G.prral But ton su,tGnrd Tho present suit Is
10 recover nolry which Lester SAYS VS. ia.rn away irm
h los t-u-rL Eutlrr Letters ,ouu,e ". HUNTINGTON.
a.scd NAT me Gao adouruci District Attorney walker
o,ts.,,l Juugr Mlec viii decide 10 lA'
n,.rIct Rt'ornA NaIer or The Goverumcnt appeared
Juiso wallace yesterday when tho appeal IN u" sun
against General BdcAu for 10000 VAS reached NO Hec'slon
was rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
UlS JOHN ANDERsoy,S MIND UNSOUNDs
COMPARING 1T TO A DELAYED APPLE-MR. MAT
TOON RECALLED.

COMPARING 1T TO A DELAYED APPLE-MR. MAT
JOON RECALLED.
Little progress made yesterday In the trial OF the SUIT
An which Mrs Mary Maud Watson seeks in the supreme
Court before and jury to establish her
claim to property disposed Of by the will Of John Anderson
Fx Senator Nation recalled in Tebutta He testlhed
last week that had offered him brOes TO nin
the Iegs and that he had said ne had
witness brought from OswegO to impeach MN,
uled bank and that the Jenkins VINO was
examined tho purpose had bern entity OF IRE a
while connected with the Custom House me wess
ti,e i their testimony in This case was actuaed Oy
SD of vengeance.
DR. Meredith Fllmmcr answered number OF hypohetcal
questions the OF Mr. Anderson INSANITY
ma decisions about things ana YET
be in regard to others Cro4s-et tuiine,
length by eX-Juge Curtis he answered ny Pottto
a idVoTaDic 10
The pa ntf The witness sai supposed appearance
John Anderson to advise hun ~ Ie2hiu 10
fhe Harlem ship Canal false notion, ami that II
controlling Ikea and persisted IN " Wouu ue a
The George Francis Train was To-
ferr 10 aud that while he well INFORMED
and apparently points lie regarded MIN as an
fxJuge Curts-An apple that rotten in any place cam
not De sound
Judge ArnouI-I object The question not proper
FXIudCe Curis-I submit that the question ia logical
Lawrence with smile Ill rather pOnOoglcal
question. LAUGHTER The witness may answer 49,
replied that apple with rotten spot was
and that nj diseased more easily lhuu'
enc. If by perfect condition
Ur r. Nichols medical superintendent o1 INC
Blonmn Insane Asylum did not think that the holding
Of cnnmun wit dpared spirits ind ca" nslnlty nc
regard the majority OF people VINO Gail themselves
81 rtuSsts a. insane.
he o
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LAST DAY or THE BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES

MiNSLArOLIs May 3l.1ns IA the last day OF the Bap-
inst anniversaries. Tho Home Mission anniversary was
coniInuel this morning G. T. Hewitt. d. D.. presented
the report Of the Committee Indians showing the
work among them has been remarkably successful. In
the Indian population Of Indian Territory there $50
church members, 100 ordained preachers and 100
churches NIuscogee University Mas had $500 pupils
since its organization In 1880 The Rev Mr. Catworhy,
OF Evanston Ill., offered the following resolution, which
was adopted:
B,,ored That az Christian Of Baptist denominations and rs
Mons record appreciation cvrry ~ II Of the GOV
keen r ATTY OF obligations with
III American nliaus and that de>io Tor these people ~
'uery past. hon bic Treatment which IS
becoming great CHRIS ian nttlpu
The Committee Nominations reported the following
onicers who we're elected President Samuel Colgate,
esq Nrw-Jerscy yicepre,iicnts, Hon g. W. kingsley,
massachusetts,; f. Nelson Blake, Illinois, treasurer.
j. Greenwood smelling. esq, Connecticut; AUDITORS
J. Blocaaway. esq. Ncw-iOrk william A. Caud~eli'
New. York; corresponding secretary Henry l.. More
hou,e d. d. Sew. York, recording secretary, Rev L.
randall New York; managers, t. T. HI.cock, ID d.,
Nj Vernon. y y: T.. Lirhrop. d. ID, stanford Conn /;
T. f. Na,Str. -. D.. Newark. j. Is. r. Juisoh- esq,
y. y. Colgate lIOyt. esq, Ne" YORK
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RACING AT JEROME PARK TO-DAY.

TIE CRoTON HASDICAP-OTHER CONTESTS
The & oton Handicap, one nile, Will be the ch,i
race at Jerome park today. II Mr. CaNSatt -hour,
nut cr,ckjockey on Eurus this colts chances woAd
no second 10 none EuIus fast in May last year
hut later lost form He mas been dong eoou WORN
since be came from Chcsterbrook ana many eAPol|
thought Ae would win the FOriham on Moplf'
pnt witch Mr. Cassatt's trainer put in the saddle
that Iittld monkey Davis the hackers oi Eul cI'
like weeping. Davis has no ability 10 !uu5"''N'
of uacc no skill in handling tie horst, ana No strength
TO ride him out. Eurus has developed mo ui7'
powcrfu brute and needs the strength ana eiP Vi
NlclaAshlin or a Garrison TO handle hun IL EuIu'
is rd.cn by competent Jockey to-day lac VIII DC mar
the front. but with DAVIS dp 1t would DC lash "
back hun.
stonelnck goes a mile well, and his race Tor tne
loroLani probably did him goId With Euru7 poorly
rldden tonebuck should win ana sdAOhS may run
second although Nellie Van and Bankrupt are olI
ceIol. Ncllio Vans wrctched running On MONDAY
caus,l nm,A talk. If size should win tO7ldy ue
Executive Committee of the American Jockey CI1i'
sbouia lake up the matter and probe 70 the bottom
Jerome lark Is not the place iOr Brighton bcHCn
tacucs. Nellie VAN called Edgeheid last year
she i, last as ghost tor mile, Dut 1t ought 70 10
extremely dangerous Tor hei W Win 'oN"' "io'i 'H
way sno ran MOnGay , ...,..
The INST race VIM i nine n tIimax snJ lT,tIocle,
are all dangerous; at the weight" brItahiHc h1! VIII
VIII &C., tonid get the third race in canter, and
PM lr, ousht 10 win the ioui1h. -
Owing To the tremendous crowd on MONDAY many
nom e never discovered tDat French pools were sOd
MI is much the most popular form OF Detuhg WItn
ali yvbo care TO risk only - $40 on race, anu IL
A. snr, 10 be well paOnlzed at jerome Park hereafter
referring to the Criticism OF some of the papers on
4bc acic, Decoration Day GENERA,
tT,nSuortatOn facilities Decoration Ddy. General
passenger Agent Monet said yesterday ire uuui
g. t,af The Harlem Railroad handled the enormous
rroyyIs more eXpcditiOusH and safely under yer?
GREAT difficulties than could reasonably be eNecteu.
SLont 600 passengers were to be handled over the
single uack railroad extending from BeCf0Id fark
St,7Inn 10 the race course. This extension Is no,
the property of the Harlem. and the best possible
I.r was made Of the inadequate facilities Tor TIE ac-
coumpdation of an Unprecedented crowd Much Of the
delay and stoppage complained Of was due To ofen
draw ridges across the Harlem River on which a
regatta was IN Progress and over which bridge
TIE railroad company, of cOur~e, has no control
The racing to-day and hereafter viii begin at 30
instead Of at . as ON Decoration lay These are the
entries:
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EENOTING THE BURNED HORSES

TIE CARCAsSEs WILL BE TAKEN OUT TO SEA
SPIINKLING THEM WITH CARBOIIC ACID.
The Belt Line stables occupied definite area AZ
the wide smoking blaskencd eXpanse Tcnth'ayc
between Finy-third and Fflyfourth SIS, their
former sites Will show Now however, the Of the
stables is practically limited to the whms and notions Of
any careless, risky young breeze that ncanony pays
visit to the Of the great fire. The territory lately
occlped by the stables is scene Of smoky ruin decor
atcd with twisted wires. machinery OF all kinds heaps of
ashes and embers with occasional carcasscs Of he
burned horses distributed here and there, along The
Fifty fourth ST side or the stables Sehdihg up smell
that makes the young breeze hastcn lest II should he ILL.,
to ward the North River In the meantime the pntlfy
ing halfrOased lying under the surface OF the
debris contribute Their 0d0is as they are drought 10
light 10 the general smell. making breathing an unen
oyable duty and giving the druggists near by uhece
dented calls for disinfcctants. .
Yesterday things took change TOT thc bcter troops
of men went 10 work Monday afternoon Clearing
away tbe dehrls and Yesterday morning another gang
began the work dsinicctng the Cafcasscs pouring
over them solution Of carolc acid. Then another sci
of began to remove the offending carcaH.cs bcgli
ming IN the rear of the stables, where the hospital USED 10
he next 10 tenement house. whose occupants suffered
most from the stencil. Shovcs pitch forks ana any m
Element that could pressed into service used +"
load the bodies on small dump carts Inc WORK ~.t Ca
slowly as remains chaTred or roasted dl II
WAS NOT possible To pull whole bodies on 20 the carts
with ropes The carcasscs were taken 10 me 1907 OF
Fifty fourth St and dumped INTO scoW winch Will th'
them
President Baylcs of the Board Of Ham, says en-
phatlcally that there is danger OF an epidemic being
caused by the stencil coming from the dcc"m",S morse
flesh. lie thinks that II there had been SIM larger
number OF dead horses in the ruins. there W"bd nave
been comparatively little danger only "A dsagrccaDe
OdOr.
The Belt Line Company has now eighteen cars run
ming: 800 horses hand and the company expects
900 more to-day The other surface companies IN the
vice president of the company said Yesterday that al
these couldn't be made to WORK because me bcl'
Line tracks are sippntd WIN patent sNitc" Win" ~
/ qures a peculiar Whecl. go
There Is more desttuion among the ianl's VINO IVcl
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THE CHICAGO MEN BEATEN.
. DILL GAME AT THE POLO GROUNDS.


Al
THE CHAMPIONS.
r,SewYork club won its victory from the Chicago
nine at the Polo Grounds yesterday when 1t ought 10 NV
,b,en the third 500 spectators were present
tha nlaynx was slow there was lite
The local PLAYERS won they battei harder anu ~
fewer fielding bunders than their opponents ,
The arst inning quickly played ne'no' ~ $50,
Tn the second inning the local club sent Hne men 10 w ~
and seven around to home plate and 'oON "ioi'n'
Lead Gillespie the striker sent the Dali up near ~
rloh house and made a home Captain AhSoh seeuo"
,os. faith IN Baldwin sent the beadess OH DulNS
xorth into right field and put Ryan IN 70 Ptc'"
The home PLAYERS were not dsplea'ed WIN the ohN"So
n unfortunate blunder Brown allowed the Chcago mn
10 score three runs After two me were our buIs ~
have retire0 the side BY striking out but Brown @
fourth strike and reached first He ana baw nm.
Dslv New IO' kcrs scored Two no aro
in the third inning and in their hall OF me nE e IN the
rnn added TO ChlcagOs score ,orr
fourth and as the local players had Iesr o, , ~
NewYork seemed have fair chance o. 1s I'm
The New York club had more ru ale - r" a.
1bs n m nnlng making then tenth run hhl"ln an 20
20 nch AIN inning when the score was 20"
and he did better WORK ttu ~
The scored again. IN thell nan W
SCORED TWO runs anu sO oH
in tho nth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

WAerI>GION May 81 P,cdj. Grand Army men arc
much exercised over something they discovered on 'h'
visit 10 A!inato Cemetery yesterday. Wnen the head
.o,,. ~ the soldier. grave. were put in place years
,-o ttey were simply made Of wood ana the name and
reg ncut whrc painted in black letters across the
top A short time money vas appropriated win
which to put up new marble slabs When the cemetery
So Ian! ont large number ~ Onfedrfd rs were buried
In one corner aud their LcddsoneS wefo marked ;
Eccl" The stones recently put IN bear no insignia 80
- 10 ttl on which side the man fought Inc outi-
crate simply give the nanc while me ZION
lead have tneir rank and regiments. The Grand Army
,,,.le are md gnaut and VIII institute inquiries rs to
wby ConfedeIates are not dlstnguishcdTOm IuOn men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
HARLEM CLAIMANTS BILL OF COMPLAINT.

The Harlem claimants" whose allegations were given AT
length in TEm few months rleda new Oil Of
complaint Yesterday the United states Circnt Court Inc
by runs Covert, OF ontario Cand again 81
j. Wadron aud others TO recover poss sson OF ahs
north Of tlehiy tour,hst ad between Foufthave am
The Harlem River. The patents Of October 20 =
from General Richard Nichols. and OF hirch
1856, Governor General Thomas DOngan, arc SET
forth IN full ant the bill OF complaint alleges mat
property mentioned In those patents Ia" never
still belongs to the heirs OF tho Original
grantees The names of several hunhrei % these aleE
heir. not plaintiffs they are All
Joined respondents, The Circuit Court - asked 10 esg-
M. 10 take testimony IN tho
matter appoint cvrs To- take possess on o
Lands held adversely, and TO sell them nj
the for the benrn OF the
legged he r. A motion VIII be male by aNyrr NC
re.ry in behalf the Claimants for order Tor the
uubu Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATION NOT TO BE MERGED.

1r,CI-E AND ASSOCIATION NOT TO BE MERGED.
Cu1cAro NAY Sl-An article puoisAei IN Ne"-l OK
few DAYS go 10 effect mat scheme was Oh io'
merge the strongest of the League anu American ASSN
citation into powerful Organization REFERRING ~ ~
statement President D4ding. OF the Chicago Cuo s "
,eortr Al night The article undoubtedly gre" ou' oi
general conversation between Won Ter Abe NV SCI, Am 90
.neu,,er. schedule Committee AZ Nolu.o"
II a only q question OF time when some SOL .,
Iuion vii be made between the NatohA Le'5i M
AIu,yi,n Association. don't thluk, however, AHt
union WI! come rglt The question o p,,e%on
il a : uu,D.ng block thing. \ sun Tn',5
is Tie feeling would undoubtedly arse ID '9 Pi 10 he
the contest Inc pubC 70 ~.
n . now and with Clubs IN one DIX looi th.lo
wou, Ir ground ideA that hppOdtOnnS a. 100
on Tcr. on lat 10 be-Ome raj authority "hCn a.
recorile aud 10 that extent som- sdc pan M"u' 80
fhiuy matter has made no pi"sIeSs
sine II as r.t preached Or The IeasoIhat IL LAS
no "A attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
TIE srrRrNE corRr vAcAXcY.

WA-mNGtov. May Jl-A prominent Official. who has
talked with the President 10 regard TO the Ancy IN the
United states Supreme Court caused by the ceAth OF
Iu.icc Wools. sail to-day that while the President mas
drld e. give the place 20 The South, hc i' satisfied that
there i oil ~ In the Constitutions Law. the pre-
.deu,. which confines the selection OF the appontce 10
i -,tcs included IN the circuit o which 10" deceased
Iudgc va. assigned There are TWO men from the same
.-t. ,uiol nov, Oh the bench although rturiludry
said The on ia els hcug brought 10 bear upon
thr President aud thc ATTORNEY general no" 'h't lh'
itt.r la. crcd hin self out of The race. ~ the inter
est. of he applicants 81 whom thftr are more thdh
rore do not think President Will make ms selection
f.rSo come
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wrSNFRS AT IATONIA PARK.

crxcrrx,Tf Ohio May 3l-The eighth day OF the LatonA
meat nc had fair drying weather. The track heavy from
yesterdays rain.
FIRST RAcE-eeng. pure three.year;od' and upward
Biddv Bwlng Vincent, llO bns ell III ~
with by length. Fronie Louise second vulcan Du
Time % -, -, -.
wari: furlOngs Roy Roy (Baylock luJ won easS
with Paragon second and Figaro third Time, l;3b'4
THIRD RACR-Purse three yearoids ana upWatui I,,o
and half lurlong Kinda made the ia nlng from te 50.
and headed Longspper came In secoh O"e~oi
III Id. lime 1853. ,..-o-s. rbo
RACR-Free handicap mile ann seventy !dIus,
Judges paced Lrngaght Gerhardy, 5o) his1 sour MASH
second Gene third. Time LOAF 1900. =, a,,,o.. ero
FFT -Cpsetta stakes Tor Oyear-old miles, nNe
fprlGngs untress (IIarrs 1913 with ease Lnpoia
second Uypoc lite third. Time J OB